Is your child at risk of self-harm or suicide? If you’re concerned about your child’s susceptibility to self-harm or suicide that may be influenced by harmful content online, be proactive, talk about it, look out for signs, and familiarise yourself with the support available to you and your child.
Six ways to protect your privacy online Companies are learning more and more about us through the data they collect from our online activity, like what we’re buying online and personal information we include on our social profiles—there’s a lot of data to collect!
Tackling online pornography on many fronts Find out about what the Government and the eSafety Office are doing to help parents deal with children’s exposure to online pornography.
Rewrite Your Story You can’t undo the past, and you can’t change the actions or words of other people, but you can Rewrite Your Story.
iParent The ever changing nature of the internet can pose challenges for parents. iParent provides online safety resources targeted to the specific needs of parents and carers.